Just picked up Bilstein PSS9 kit
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Just picked up Bilstein PSS9 kit
If anyone is running this setup, I'm looking for a recommendation on how low to go. I'm not looking for "stanced" or "slammed", but a bit lower and clean up some fender gap. I'm on stock AP2 V1 wheels with OEM size tires. Is it best to thread the collar all the way to the bottom and then count turns going back up? For those who have PSS9, how many turns did you go and how much lower over stock?
I plan doing more track days with this car and possibly an autocross if being hosted in or near Sacramento. Any feedback from those who are familiar with this kit or setting coilover heights is appreciated. I plan on doing the install myself.
I plan doing more track days with this car and possibly an autocross if being hosted in or near Sacramento. Any feedback from those who are familiar with this kit or setting coilover heights is appreciated. I plan on doing the install myself.
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There are some specific measurements in the manual. I think I have a copy at home so will check later.
I went for the highest ride height they recommend, and it looked like this:
I went for the highest ride height they recommend, and it looked like this:
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I just found this: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/757...n-pss9-donuts/
You can see the measurements of 205-215mm on the rear and 310-345mm on the front (see the diagram for how to measure - essentially, centre of the bottom bolt to the top of the perch).
You can see the measurements of 205-215mm on the rear and 310-345mm on the front (see the diagram for how to measure - essentially, centre of the bottom bolt to the top of the perch).
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